The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-03-31
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.
CASH buys cheap at Powell's.

LewenthaPs soda water is the most de
licious Temperance drink i'll town.
Miss Lizze Buie, Of Summit, spent
several days with Mis-. Strickland.
DIR. Lewenthal's Soda fount is growing
more popular daily, and deservedly so.
DIR. Traer pronounced one of our socI-
ETY. bellies "a veritable American Queen
Bishop Galloway's lecture at the
College was most delightful one, we
hear.
Our young friend Joe Abrams and
bride have returned to their home in st.
Louis.
Hughes & Patrick's photograph gal
lery will be found open from A. NJ. to
Ann.
Call at the Cit Drug Store and try
DIR. Lewenthaps "carbonade," the best
drink in town.
You will get better bargains with quail
ity, price, etc, considered) at KohlmaD' s
Great Cash House.
Peet Fitzner, with nice stock of fresh
goods, has opened up in his new quarters
ON Cherokee street.
The Quarterly Conference meets here
next Thursday and will be presided over
by Bishop Galloway.
The visits of Mr.. Lee Cotton, of Nc
Comb City, to Brookhaven are growing
Significantly frequent.
Maj. K. w. Millsaps and beautiful wife
were guests of MIR. and Mrs. Z. d. Davis
last Saturday and Sunday.
Corn was badly bitten down by the
frosts of last week also Irish potatoes,
beans and other tender vegetables.
Mr. Henry Lewenthal has the founda-
ton laid for large, elegant residence, on
the lot just next to Hon. X. II. Thomp-
sons.
Rev. j. r. Parish and wife spent last
Sabbath at Old Brook where the former
preached to his usual apprecative congre,
CATION.
There will he a mite meeting for the
benefit of the Baptist church ut the
residence of Mrs. Leary on Tomorrow
evening.
Our fair young friend Miss Emma Dix
OH has our thanks for an invitation to at
tend the concert at Union Hall to- morrow
evening.
DR.. A. +. Thompson, of Bogue Chitto,
with his talented little son Felix, paid us
welcome call yesterday and left Il
substantial token of his visit.
Mr. Lucich has purchased the store on
Cherokee street recently occupied by Ter
zia as a saloon, and rented it to Pcct Fitz-
ner for a general merchandise stock.
THE LEADER was honored last Thurs
day by the following lady callers: Mrs
V. C. Harris, Mrs. j. w. Bennett, Miss
Lizzie Buie and Miss Annie Vardeman.
Mayor J. A. Jones, of Utica, made glad
the hearts of old friends here last Thurs
day. He reports Utica to be a model
city. 1t must be with sucha model mayor
mere W III DC IL uiCClluS VI thC L ~ ~
ISOLATION at the Depot next Tuesday even
ing at 4 O'Clock. All members and all
other ladies " ho wish to join are earnest
ly requested to be present.
There are times when our friend Alius
Bowsky can blush like a girl of ''sweet
sixteen" For instance when the phre-
nologist has him on the rostrum pairing
him off with one of our lov!iest society
bellies.
Why can't our several Sabbath schools
unite and have grand union Sabbath
school picnic at Old Brook some time i'll
Mayi The subject is worth considering
for the benefit of the children and the
older folks too.
Mr. NJ. f. Dees has removed his stock
of goods to the store under the Old
Court House lately vacated by j. b. Nal
~. He carries good stock of general
merchandise which he sells cheap and
all in quest of bargains would do well to
give him call,
MAX EloUdtSCll3 tuo "luO-""ohO OhSA
okee street merchant who never believes
In hiding his light under a bushel, has
had his store front painted i'll granite
style, with numerous signs added calling
attention to what may be found on the
inside. There is nothing slouchy about
Priebatsch.
We have been promised for our next is
sue the fine address so charmingly deliv-
cred by our brilliant and graceful little
friend Fannie Frilick at the w. G. T.
u. Anniversary, and also the address Civ
ing brief history of the Union by it,
accomplished and faithful President, Miss
Addie Marshall.
The sample of bar-room whisky which
was furnished Mrs. Smell last week t.
conduct some experiments before the W
c. L. u. and Band of Hope contained 81
little alcohol it wouldn't burn, but thos'
who have drank it say sit will max
drunk come all the same" What j
the stuff made of any howl
A colored woman named Betsy Cook VIII
lives on Jasper Smiths place, a few mile
from town, went off to the field to work, ant
on her return home she found that he
house had burned to the ground and ais
that three of her children were burned t